Joint Statement: A stronger Europe needs a properly funded Erasmus+

by Maria Ardanova

In partnership with 16 European Higher Education Stakeholders, the EUF endorses a Joint statement calling for an allocation of at least €60 billion for Erasmus+ between 2028 and 2034.  This is paramount to maintain the success and ambition of the flagship programme...

Connecting Policy and Practice: what’s next for Higher Education in Erasmus+

by Maria Ardanova

This policy event, hosted by the European University Foundation and Members of the European Parliament, takes place as the future of the Erasmus+ programme is being determined. With negotiations for the next Multiannual Financial Framework and the regulation setting...

The EUF welcomes the Lviv Polytechnic National University and network reaches 100 universities

by Maria Ardanova

Another incredibly challenging year for Ukraine is coming to an end. As Russia’s full scale invasion approaches its fifth year, international support for Ukraine is as critical as ever. Against this backdrop, it is important to look towards the future. Ukrainian...

Anticipating 2028: preparing for a new programming period of Erasmus+

by Maria Ardanova

Erasmus+ changes the lives of hundreds of thousands of students every year, and with tens of thousands of higher education staff members involved in its management, it is special. Special because thousands of institutions implement procedures to make sure their...

The 2028-34 Budget and Erasmus+ : A Call for Aligning Funding with Priorities

by Maria Ardanova

Annually, over half a million students participate in the Erasmus+ mobility opportunities. The demand for Europe’s most celebrated programme for education, training, youth and sport is only likely to grow given the recognition of its value in international...